agreed to meet to make the exchange. his father said he didn't know about his son's plans. >> he does that all the time. buy electronics and sells. >> reporter: someone with a gun walkedch stole the play station and -- walked up and stole the play station and shot him. he died at san francisco general hospital. >> reporter: instagram is a social media site. at 6:00 p.m. why it is used to buy and sell popular items. allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. also in san francisco police are looking for three suspects in a robbery at a mattress store this afternoon

on market street. one of the suspects had a gun and all three were wearing hoodies. everyone was ordered on to the floor. the suspects made off with personal items. no one was hurt. continuing coverage of the recovery of a teen set on fire on a a.c. transit bus. today marks another milestone for sasha fleischman. it was esophagus' first day back at school and we were there for the return so many have been waiting for. >> reporter: sasha fleischman arrived at high school today. the return couldn't come soon enough. school has been on sasha's mind for weeks. >> being at school with friends and going to classes. >> reporter: sasha was late because of a doctor's appointment. sasha wore a skirt to school. police say richard thomas set

sasha fleischman's skirt on fire while he slept on a a.c. transit bus. he admitted to setting sush sasha on fire. -- sasha on fire. the family has seen an outpouring of support. >> they have been through a tremendous thing and there is -- the healing is still going a be going on for months. >> reporter: sasha's classmates have been waiting for this day. >> i was surprised that someone would do something like that. i am glad that like people have been so supportive. >> great friends. great member of the community. a leader. bright. outgoing. gentle. >> reporter: as for what the rest of the week brings, mom will leave that up to sasha. >> we will take it one day at a time. see how it is. >> reporter: for now sasha is

driven to school but sasha wants to take the bus again and plans to do so with friends. developing news out of i.d. where snow and -- idaho where snow and visibility is causing problems for a search for a plane. five people were on board. they were headed to montana. crews are searching near the johnson creek air strip near yellow pine. the pilot reported engine problems before losing radio contact. police are investigating the death of a man who was hit by two cars this morning. the man was hit and killed while walking around 6:15 a.m. the crash forced police to shut down the southbound lanes for three hours. the driver stayed at the scene

but another driver took off, however he later called police and is now cooperating with investigators. they are still deciding on whether to call it a hit and run. >> there was a lapse of time, we are trying to determine how much effort was made by that individual in attempting to contact police. >> police haven't yet identified the victim. in an hour a candlelight vigil will make place to remember the 24 pedestrians who were hit and killed in san jose this year. it begins at 6:00 p.m. on oak at vine where a three- year-old was killed a week ago. more pedestrians have been killed this year in san jose than any of the 8 previous years. they are calling for more traffic enforcement and speed reduction devices in the city. new information on the new york computer train detrailers.

investigators determined the train was supposed to be going 30 miles per hour, instead it was going 80 meteor 80 -- miles per hour. 150 passengers were on the train, four were killed and 60 injured. the latest on the investigation, the victims and survivors who say they heard screeching metal. >> reporter: among the four fatalities donna smith. >> she was kind. neighborly. friendly. >> reporter: magnesium those killed 67 were in-- in addition to those killed 67 were injured. >> i realized this is happening. >> reporter: investigators and survivors have the same question, why? >> something went wrong. >> reporter: after 7:00 a.m.

sunday it dime this curve -- it came to this curve, it derailed. the ntsb revealed new details monday from event recorders. >> the train was traveling 82 miles per hour as it went into 30 miles per hour curve. >> the curve calls for a reduction in speed to 30. the conductor said he applied the brakes but the train didn't slow down. in july there was a similar incident. a train also derailed around the same bend. >> something else had to happen and we want it find out what it is. >> reporter: investigators say it is too early to pin this tragedy on human error or faulty equipment. >> why was the train going so fast? that is the question. >> reporter: ktvu channel 2

news. it is early december and it is beginning to feel like it. a freeze watch for most of the bay watch takes effect tomorrow. it is expected to bring the lowest temperatures this year to the bay area. >> our chief meteorologist bill martin joins us now. you have been tracking the weather all afternoon long. >> it is going to get cold. it is coming down over the land and it will retain the cold air mass over the next 48 hours. that means over night lows will get into the 20s. this is the weak front moving through. once it slides through that is when the cold air gets here. tuesday night we will see a freeze warning go into effect. and wednesday night into thursday morning for the rest of the bay area, excludedcluding san francisco, that is a freeze -- excluding san francisco, that is a freeze warning. coming up, i will talk about

this -- not unusual, this cold weather system, what we can expect. the coldest day, when that is happening and the timing of the warm up in the 5 day. >> thank you. an hour here, three cold weather shelters will be opening in the south bay. in san jose, sunnyvale, and gilroy, the group plans to offer 275 warm beds at the three locations. there are more than 7500 homeless people. if you did shopping online today, shopping on this cyber monday was up more than 20% today compared to last year. more than 131 million americans are expected to shop online today and sales could hit a record $2 billion. >> reporter: americans flooded

stores over thanksgiving weekend in hopes of grabbing good deals and now it is cyber monday, so many are shopping this cyber monday will be fedex's busiest day in history. >> so busy for us. beautiful thing. i am excited. today is the first day. yeah. going to be fun. >> reporter: competition has given companies a boost. their busiest day of the year falls on cyber monday. fedex expects to double the amount of packages they deliver in one day from 10 to 22 million. showing how much e-commerce influenced retail sales. >> to double your volume for a very condensed period of time it is a challenge. >> reporter: the national retail federation expects 131 million americans will shop

cyber monday with 1-5 using their mobile devices. all that ordering making shippers pivotal on getting delivers on time. >> we get 200 packages on each truck, it gets done. >> reporter: do the math, 125 packages per second by fedex this cyber monday. >> more details now. experts say online sales account for 10% of holiday spending. that is expected to grow to $622 billion for november and december. that is a jump of 4% from last year. >> reporter: on wall street on cyber monday. the dow is down 77 to 16,008. the nasdaq is down 14 at 4,045. the s&p is down 4 to 1,800.

just ahead. >> new at 5:30 p.m. what you need to do to become from being a victim. >> a woman helps find an ipad that was stolen from her. >> first a hate crime at high school now at the center of a samps meeting. why some say this video is part of a bigger issue.

in an hour the west contra costa county school board will hold a meeting to talk about bullying among other things. this is on the heels of a fight between students and a gender team. ktvu's noelle walker is live now at the school where the

meeting is going to be held soon. >> reporter: yes. one of the school board members said the board needs to be more transparent about what the distribute is doing to keep kids safe. the meeting tonight is the first step. >> reporter: most kids look forward to time on the playground but recess isn't always fun and games. >> bullying is always a problem. bigger on the playground. and it doesn't stop at elementary school. this is video of a fight at hercules high school between three girls and a transgender student. it is one of the reasons the contra costa county school district is holding a board meeting tonight. >> we have to make sure we don't put our head in the sand. >> reporter: he said the board needs to stop bad behavior. he fients the gang rib of a girl -- rape of a young -- he pints it the gang rape of a

young girl four years ago. a. >> we don't want this to be a whisper campaign about what is wrong with west contra costa county school district, we want this to be an open conversation dealing dealing with sexual harassment, bullying and how we help prevent that. >> reporter: in addition to programs to change behavior the school district plans to put surveillance videos like this one in all schools in the next 10 years. >> we have had no problem to this day. no graffiti. no nothing strange. >> reporter: how much do you think the cameras have to do with that? >> at least 50% to do with that. >> reporter: the district is teaching kids the most important lesson, how to be adults. school board members are hoping

to fill the seats here when the meeting starts at 6:30 p.m. reporting live, noelle walker, ktvu channel 2 news. a woman who claims she was put on the no-fly list is getting her chance to fight back in court. today the trial involving a former student began in san francisco. in 2005 she was about to board a plane when she was arrested and told her name was on the no- fly list. she has been fighting to clear her name. the case is expected to give new insight into how the government chooses people for the no-fly list. the obama administration said they fixed the majority of problems trying to use healthcare.gov. the white house said technical fixes and upgrades have been

made to the site and although it is still not error frees it works 90 percent of the time. >> we believe it will function effectively for the majority of users. >> that is a major improvement over october when the site was operating 43% of the time and frequently crashed. officials say 375,000 visitors went to the site today, that is double the normal traffic for a monday morning. covered california launched a online insurance exchange for small businesses. employers with no more than 50 workers are eligible for the program. by signing up some small businesses could qualify for tax credits. officials say the market place offers employees and employers more options. president obama pledged to

continue the fight against aids here in this country and around the globe. he spoke at the white house of the advances the u.s. has made. >> today i am proud to announce we reached our goal, we exceeded our treatment target. helped 6.7 million people. >> yesterday was the 25th anniversary of the world aids day which was marked with ceremonies around the globe. that large ribbon hangs in observance of world aids day. a new poll finds a growing number of voters are critical of president obama's job performance. 51% approve of the president performance. 43% disapprove. the rating is about the same as 5 months ago but those who disapprove has grown from 35%

back in july. figures show the president's job performance suffered when asked about his handling about healthcare and foreign policy. in for a change in the weather. let's go to our chief meteorologist bill martin. there will be no mistaking this change. >> big changes. this is a cold weather system. cold systems from the arctic don't hold a lot of water so we are not expecting any rain. may get snow in the mountains. highs today, 69 antioch. enjoy what you are looking at because we won't see numbers like that for a while. temperatures off a good 5, 10 degrees and they will continue to drop. this weather system as it works its way down from the land mass, front edge here, moves into the bay area over night into tomorrow and we will get cold air settling in.

over night lows chilly but there is wind out there and cloud cover. it won't be as cold as it will be into wednesday and thursday morning when we see freeze warnings. tonight increasing clouds out there. you are noticing those as i speak. we had clouds. fog this morning. a live camera shot of the golden gate bridge, you see fog. clouds move in and as they do that will deposit snow around lake tahoe, 3,000 feet. chilly. snowy. wind gusts 40 miles per hour a. lucky if they get a foot, two feet of snow. this is the computer model. tonight 11:00 p.m., snowing. you are seeing the back edge of the front. goes through. cold air settles in. highs tomorrow nothing like today. we had upper 60s today. tomorrow 50s. beyond that, 40s.

for day time highs. here is the system as it drops in. ing down this way. slight chance of a sprinkle and cloudy and breezy into the afternoon hours. the plummeting temperatures into wednesday and thursday and over night lows, they will be freezing. in some areas below freezing for a number of hours and north bay could get into the mid-20s and low 20s. there is your five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view all about the cold. wednesday, thursday, friday morning cold. and then warms up saturday and sunday. we will talk more about this. freeze watch in effect, turns into a freeze warning. it will be cold. no rain anticipated from this system which is the down side. >> it sure is going to go down. >> 68 today, 48 tomorrow.

>> thank you. graphics to jose -- congratulations to jose who a $500.50 card to target. enter to win on our ktvu facebook page. outrage over a new planned parenthood clinic that will open tomorrow. >> we want them out. pro life and pro choice. >> tonight a look inside and why officials say there is a misunderstanding about the services they are offering. >> julie haener is here now for what we are working on for 6:00 p.m. >> a questionable pipeline comes back online. the concerns that prompted pg&e to shut off the gas. why they say they shouldn't have to pay a hefty fine. >> they say their job is dangerous enough now safety equipment is broken, why is there no fix in sight.

>> these stories and much more coming up new at 6:00 p.m.

new at 5:00 p.m. a protest against a new planned parenthood clinic set to open tomorrow on the peninsula. it will be located in the community of north fair oaks. the protesters are circulating a petition and they say 1600 people have already signed it. >> we want them out. it is across the board.

pro life and pro choice. people have come together for the 12 year olds. you know, getting an abortion without parent's consent is horrific. >> demonstrators rallied today. many also held signs that expressed concern the clinic will lower their property values. today planned parenthood gave us a look inside and they say the majority of the community welcomes the clinic and they said there may be a misunderstanding about the services they will be providing. >> we are providing reproductive and primary care services. not providing abortions at this location. there is a lot of misunderstanding about what we do. >> planned parenthood says they hope to work with those who are against the clinic. the new clinic is set to open tomorrow at 1:00 p.m. officials say it will begin by operating 19 hour as week.

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complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00 p.m. a thanksgiving day outing turned into a search for a couple who disappeared on the peninsula. their boat found drifting. ktvu's ken pritchett is here now with the search effort and a family that is not giving up. ken? >> reporter: well, we just have a few minutes of day light left here in the delta but there is still a search boat on the water right now with a dog looking for the couple. this couple was missing when their boat was found adrift -- found adrift and on the boat was life jackets. >> boat launch on hog's back

island where an empty boat trailer sat for days. a maze of water ways that make up the delta where this fishing boat was found thanksgiving day, slowly circling with its motor on. they were out for a day of fishing and then they were gone. >> at this point we still don't know what happened to my parents. >> reporter: he says his father took out his boat every week. his father was an excellent swimmer. his mother was not. >> they could be drowned or got kidnapped. >> reporter: they have not given up hope and today the search effort continued with volunteers and cadaver dogs on boat. the sheriff's department conducting a recovery effort. >> water temperature is 54 degrees. difficult to survive in a water temperature that cold.

>> reporter: investigators say they have no reason to suspect foul play and say inside the boat were freshly caught fish and enough life jackets. >> there is a campaign for children wearing life jackets but the adults are the victims of drowning. >> reporter: if as feared the sheriff's department said it could be weeks before bodies would surface because of the cold nature of the water. in the mean time they plan to continue the search. ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. michael stinger is the man shot and killed yesterday in oakland. it happened before 10:00 p.m. last night. police say he was walking to a family member's home when a green car pulled up and someone shot him in the head. a $10,000 reward is being offered for information leading

to an arrest. she the 85 -- he is the 84th homicide of the year in oakland. warning to bank customers after thieves are stealing money from atm users. there has been similar crimes recently. ktvu's alex savage tells us the mistake victims are making. >> reporter: targeting inattentive atm users. looking for people who forget to end their transaction before walking away. that leaves an opening for thieves who sneak in and steal cash. >> they push the buttons so fast and they are in a rush and leave. you got to be aware. >> reporter: yesterday afternoon a woman was robbed at this bank of america. police say she didn't close out her transaction and then noticed a man walk up to the atm she was using. when the victim tried to stop

the man he grabbed her by the throat and pinned her against the wall and now police are warning atm users to be cautious. >> that opens an opportunity for someone that would want toprey -- prey on your ina-- to prey on your inattention. >> reporter: investigators don't believe the same person is responsible and around the holiday this type of crime tend to increase. this morning we watched her walk away before she closed her transaction. in her defense the news crew may have thrown her off. she normally quite careful. >> keep my eyes around because i am not stupid. >> reporter: police say it is a good idea it take out cash

during the day and bring someone with you but don't walk away too soon. alex savage, ktvu channel 2 news. >> back in october san francisco recovered $11,000 from one suspect accused of stealing from bank of america customers. law enforcements say it is shoulder surfing because they get their pin by looking over their shoulder. bank of america is working on ways to deal with the problem. two men in a daring carjacking incident. two men asked to test drive a car and then pushed the salesman out of the way and jumped into the car and sped off. google's sparge slated to become a floating retail store according it a report.

we have new video of the construction project that treasure island. it created lot of questions when it began. now we are learning they plan to build two more barges. the hope is to dog all three in san francisco, los angeles and new york. each would be used to display google products. art going high tech in san francisco. how one artist is using his ipad as a canvas and you can see it. >> business owners are being forced out. how a construction project at a shopping mall is causing problems before it begins. >> first new information about the car crash that killed paul walker. and word on the future of the franchise movie series that made him famous.

bomb scare in san francisco today prompted evacuations and shut down a street in the mission district. a bomb squad was called to a hotel. investigators say a front desk worker discovered a suspicious device. police shut down a block of 16 16th street. the bomb squad domed it was not -- determined it wasn't not hazardous. a man was shot and injured after an argument. the man crawled along market

street before he collapsed in front of the building that houses the san francisco aids foundation. police say the shooting took place outside the check cashing store and that the injured man was hit 3, 4 times. he was taken to san francisco general hospital. police are investigating a fire that killed a person inside of a mobile home. fire crews found the mobile home engulfed in flames about 12:30 a.m. this morning. firefighters kept the fire from spreading and they found the body of an adult. no word the person's identity. the show will go on after the death of paul walker. the hollywood reporter says the production of fast and furious 7 will go ahead as planned. paul walker died on saturday when the car he was in with a friend crashed near los

angeles. the car had a mechanical failure forge to tm -- according to tmz however investigators say speed was a factor in the crash and they have been racing another car. up next b.a.r.t. finish as big project six months early. plus -- calling all elfs, how you could help santa claus starting tomorrow. >> after the break which day is going to be the coldest. we will see low numbers and i will let you know which areas will notice it the most.

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woman's stolen e oo pad is recovered thank -- ipad is recovered thanks to an app. ktvu's paul chambers is live with how police found that ipad 3,000 miles away. >> reporter: it was good work from the police department and workers here at this apple store. if you have a apple device install the app because after this story you will want to do just that. >> reporter: that sound led police to the stolen ipad.

>> they tracked it and were able to get the building, able to ping my ipad. >> reporter: they were in a cab on their way to an airport. inside her back pad was the ipad. she believes the cab driver over heard the conversation and -- >> i believe he somehow unzipped my suit case and pulled it out. >> reporter: sunday morning she came to this apple store where they helped her track her ipad 3,000 miles away. sending this sound from the app that led detectives to the cappy's apartment. >> he ran out -- cabby's apartment. >> he ran out surrendering. >> reporter: she has the ipad

now. as for the cab driver i just learned they did take him in custody. he said he was planning to return it but right now they released him and keeping the information on a pending investigation. hopefully everything will work out. we will bring you the latest as it develops. paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 news. a artist is gaining recognition as the world's premier ipad artist in san francisco. hosting an exhibit of the work. it includes 150 images he painted with his finger on a ipad. it began with sketches on his iphone. an art critic said it samix of traditional -- is a mix of traditional and cutting edge. >> this is where they come together. i have not seen anyone else

produce drawings like this. >> he is considered a trailblazer for a new generation of artists. the exhibit runs through january 20. apple's newest ipads are a big hit on black friday. apple could sell 25 million tablets this season. and interest in the mini was better than expected. another analyst found most bought the mini. the work on the transbay tube has wrapped up six months early. work began last march to install plates inside the tube. trains were single tracked during mid-week and late night hours. the project also includes the

trentoning of 34 stations -- strengthening of 34 stations. what a great weekend and a nice day today but sounds like it is going to get cold. >> we will see a cold weather system. this one won't be wet. we might see few sprinkles and maybe snow in the mountains. it will get cold, especially wednesday and thursday morning. these were the highs from today. not bad. 69 antioch. 67 morgan hill. just know numbers aren't coming 23450 near this. -- aren't coming near this. you can see how dry it is. it is just very dry. it will produce snow in the mountains. maybe a foot of snow. snow levels low, 3500 feet. winds kick up tonight. winds stir things up. but then after we get into

wednesday and thursday the winds are gone. cloudy and cooler tomorrow and wednesday and thursday, thursday will be the coldest day and coldest night. midnight tonight, this is the weak front. that is the front edge. that is where all the cold air is. once it goes through and the cold air settles in and the skies clear, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, 20s. highs tomorrow, 56 fairfield. 55 antioch. 56 brentwood. tomorrow's high 10 degrees off of today. cooler tomorrow. jackets for the kids in the morning. and then in the afternoon, jackets again. five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view, we are looking for wednesday, chilly in the morning. thursday chilly and friday,

saturday and sunday temperatures come up a little bit. these are the day time highs. warmest bay area locations, low 50s. over night lows on thursday, 28 degrees. probably cooler than that. and friday we climb out of it. very slow. a lot of cold air. if you have tender plants, get it next to the house or cover it. we will watch. cold is interesting. not like rain or snow. it just happens and we will see it impacting the inland bay valleys but oakland, san jose, temperatures down into the 30s. >> you mentioned the plant concern, the furry friends. dogs and cats should be inside. >> yeah. we will track it for you. if this was rain we would get rain, but this is going to be

cold air, very cold nights. >> homeless shelters are open. critical time for them. thank you. the u.s. postal service is looking for volunteers to answer letters to santa. operation santa begins tomorrow. volunteers will shift through the letters and they can help make wishes come true. this is the 101 year of that program. the republican national convention is under fire for a tweet meant to honor rosa parks. >> big changes coming to a shopping mall, why some businesses are choosing to shut down. >> back now to -- julie haener is here now for what we are working on for 6:00 p.m. >> they help keep you safe as you walk along the coast.

why three broken buoys are a big deal and why it could be a long time before they are fixed and a gas pipeline comes back online, why pg&e said it shouldn't be fine. these stories and much more coming up new at 6:00 p.m.

joe biden arrived in asia

where he was greeted by caroline kennedy. japan and other countries are upset over china's claims that it controls new air defense jones airlines need to get permission -- zones and airlines need to get permission to ply over the zones. the republican national convention said today we remember rosa park's stand and her role in ending racism. the problem is people don't believe racism has ended. the republican national convention changed the last part to say her role in fighting to end racism. yesterday was the 58's anniversary of the day she refused to give up her seat. changes coming to a shopping plaza at the expense of small business owners who

say they are being forced out. ktvu's eric rasmussen explains how a construction project is having an impact before it begins. a make or break time of year for retailers but some business owners say their fate has already been decided. >> heartbreaking. >> reporter: he is shutting down after 26 years. >> we built all this. >> reporter: all that is left, a note for customers. >> you are being forced out under lined. >> i tried to make it subtle. i had no choice. wasn't my choice. >> reporter: she among many -- he is among many tenets they would have to move out, all the buildings coming down. >> they are 50, 60 years old. it is time for a renovation. >> reporter: the city says the

makeover will add 300,000 scare feet of new retail space. we found some customers caught off guard. >> so sad. i came here to get frozen yogurt. >> reporter: he will into do business at his other location. relocating here may not be an option. >> they promised i could come back in two years. >> reporter: do you think you will come back? >> that is a long time away. i hope to. >> reporter: we didn't hear back from managers today but the city says the construction project will effect all the stores. the city counsel could give approval later this month. eric rasmussen, ktvu channel 2 news. yahoo acquired a company to let people make more precise computer phrase. they allow advanced searches.

the start up today said its merger allows for the companies to continue on their shared vision. making computers understand people's attentions. now at 6:00 p.m. pg&e's ceo testifies in the fight over a troubled gas pipeline. >> friends and family gather to remember a three-year-old boy struck and killed by a car. >> like being in unchartered waters, why officerman are going -- fisherman are going without key tools. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 p.m. pg&e's top executive is on the hot seat maining why they should not have to pay a -- explaining why they should not

have to pay fine. hello. i am frank somerville. >> and i am julie haener. >> pg&e may be forced to pay $15 million over a pipeline that was shut down by a judge. pg&e said it is now safe and today the head of the company testified in front of the public utilities commission. ktvu's tom vacar joins us now live. >> reporter: it was a bit of theater because the utility and its regulator are accused of being too cozy with each other. >> reporter: was this stretch in danger of being the next san bruno? a judge ordered the pipeline shut down. though it goes back into operation today at a reduced pressure the california public utilities commission is weathering whether to fine pg&e $15 million for with holding information about the condition of the pipe. >> this is a story of a cover up by